A completed house of God — a beacon of faith, hope and renewal for families, especially the brick-kiln enslaved who never had a place to worship.
Harvest Hands Church now stands as a completed house of God — a beacon of faith, hope and renewal for families, especially brick-kiln enslaved families who never had a place to worship. This sacred space is open for prayer, praise, fellowship and experiencing the transforming power of Christ's love.
Praise the Lord — the church is filling with people every Sunday. The house of God is alive with joyful praise, heartfelt worship and powerful testimonies each week. Our new pastors, ministry team and dedicated worshippers are serving faithfully, bringing spiritual growth, unity and revival.
Harvest Hands Church stands as a testimony of God's faithfulness — where countless lives will continue to be touched, uplifted and restored for His glory.
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Praise, preaching and communion for a congregation that grows most weeks — many of them walking in straight from the kilns.
Children who work six days a week get one day to sing, to learn, and to be children.
Home visits, prayer for the sick, counselling for families under debt, and burial support when tragedy comes.
New believers grounded in the Word, and local leaders raised to plant home churches in surrounding villages.
Praise the Lord — the house of God is alive with joyful worship every Sunday.Harvest Hands Church, inaugurated 2025
The church was inaugurated in 2025. Everything below has happened since — and every one of them was the first time this congregation had ever held it anywhere but a courtyard.
“The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few.”Matthew 9:37
“Whatever you did for one of the least of these, you did for me.”Matthew 25:40
“Let anyone who is thirsty come to me and drink.”John 7:37
“On this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.”
Matthew 16:18Harvest Hands Church in Faisalabad is the only building we own. The rest of the church in Pakistan meets in courtyards, front rooms and under tarpaulins — and that is where nearly all of the growth is.
A home church starts when a pastor preaches in a village and a handful of people believe. They need somewhere to meet the following Sunday, so somebody offers a room. We leave a Bible, train whoever is hosting, and come back.
Five pastors plant roughly twenty to twenty-five new home churches every month. More than four hundred and twenty are meeting today across Punjab and Sindh, and people are being saved in them every week — far from any building with a cross on it.
Live · planting continues
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home churches meeting today — counted from 420 on 1 August 2026, growing at about 25 a month
Every home church begins the same way — a pastor walks in, the Word is opened, and a handful of believers keep meeting the following Sunday. Your giving is what sends him.
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